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Swedish Fish Cordial...It's horrible!

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 I have been playing about with making cordials (Infused Vodka) for a while now. I have had some successes (Really good ones) and some not so good ones. This is one of the not so good ones.
I hate Swedish Fish. Really really hate them. Rather lick a hedgehog than eat a Swedish Fish...But I have a friend who is nuts about them. In honor of her (Her name is Gazelle), I made the Gazelle Swedish Fish Cordial. This was inspired by the "Shoot The Rainbow" instructable-Which actually tastes good. 
If you know someone who loves these candy nightmares, make them a bottle. They may think you are the coolest.
Or they might curse you to your grave for having concocted such a nightmare.
First up...The stuff you need.
 
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Step 1The nightmare begins. Here's the stuff.

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 First you need a bag of the little red fruity fish of satan.
Then a 1 quart jar (With lid)
Two cups of cheap vodka
A strainer
Coffee Filters
A large bowl or pitcher
A bottle that can be sealed.

You will need all of this eventually. Right away, you need the vodka, a jar and the fish.
Do I really need to mention that everything should be clean?
Really?
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14 comments
Jan 5, 2012. 6:55 PMilpug says:
Honestly, I hate the majority of gummy candy, including swedish fish. Peach rings are damn good. That might make a great cordial.
Jan 10, 2011. 9:41 PMthe walking stick says:
I am curious to know what it tastes like, since I am in the process of making cordials myself. and I enjoy Swedish fish. however your review of it makes me wary.... but yes, it does look pretty :)
Jul 23, 2010. 9:19 AMVanillaXtiffy says:
Aww, I'm sorry you don't like Swedish Fish, but I LOVE them so I'm glad you posted this! Thankyouthankyouthankyou. I'm gonna try it asap. maybe tonight!
Feb 24, 2010. 11:36 AMThe Expert Noob says:
Some I have tried:
Gummy bears = failed (they didnt have enough flavor to transfer into the vodka)
those sour/sweet tangerine gummies = worked great!
Mango Fruit (fresh of course) = awesome
Peaches (picked from the tree) = awesome

To try:
peach O' Rings
as stated before twizzlers
canned peaches (for comparison)
Red Hots

Jan 6, 2010. 2:04 PMjeff-o says:
Maybe you could use the leftover bits as fishing lures.
Jan 6, 2010. 10:28 AMzieak says:
I love that you posted the Instructable even though you hate Swedish Fish.  I like them but might try this with something like Twizzlers or Nibs.  Mmm. 
Jan 6, 2010. 10:08 AMjessyratfink says:
 How sweet did it turn out? I might drink vodka this way if it's a little sweeter than normal. :P

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